7th Annual Fall Festival & Bluegrass Event

NOVEMBER 1 2008

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Kenan's Mill

 

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 A BRIEF HISTORY         

Kenan's Mill was built in the mid 1800's and produced water-ground meal, grits and corn for over 100 years.  The grounds also include a fascinating 19th Century brick charcoal kiln.  Kenan's Mill was built and continuously owned by the Kenan family until Elizabeth Kenan Buchanan donated it to the Historic Society in 1997.  Restoration is ongoing, and the mill is currently operating.  for more details...  

(Click here for directions on how to get to the mill)

WEBSITE MUSIC BY

 The Alabama Gravy Soppers, "Ain't Nobody Here but us Chickens"



    Our Mission    

Activities: 

                    Restoration, Maintenance, Education, and Grounds Development

Programs:

                    KENAN'S MILL FALL FESTIVAL                November 1st, 2008

                    KENAN'S MILL SPRING FESTIVAL            TBA

                    KENAN'S MILL SCHOOL DAYS                  Varies

                    KENAN'S MILL DURING PILGRIMAGE       March 14th - 16th, 2008

Mission: 

         To develop the Kenan's Mill property into an area of historical, educational, and botanical significance for the enjoyment and education of Selma and Dallas County residents , as well as, all other interested parties.

A property of the Selma-Dallas County Historic Preservation Society (SDCHPS)


    Contact Information    

Telephone
1-800-45-Selma
FAX
334-875-7302
Postal address
P.O. BOX 586
Electronic mail
General Information: info@selmaalabama.com
Webmaster: dave@klingereyeshields.com
 

 

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